Which example uses scale contrast to create a sense of unusualness?

Correct answer: A giant butterfly above a tiny city

The governing concept is scale contrast, which compares the apparent size of objects in relation to one another or to normal expectations. A giant butterfly above a tiny city reverses expected proportions, so option C creates an unusual or surreal effect. Equal-sized trees and fruits show little scale contrast, while a normally sized house does not challenge ordinary scale relationships.